High speeding motorists caught doing over 100mph on Norfolk’s roads have escaped losing their driving licences.
The drivers, which included one clocked doing 109mph in a Porsche supercar and another doing 108mph in a BMW, were facing bans from being behind the wheel due to their excessively high speeds.
Those found to be doing over 101mph face a court summons and can be disqualified from driving for between seven and 56 days or receive six points.
Among those summoned to Norwich Magistrates Court was Justin Lord, 43, of Broadland Drive in Thorpe End, who was caught by a handheld speed check on the Northern Distributor Road doing 109mph in a blue Porsche Carrera.
Magistrates handed him six points, fined him £666 and ordered that he pay costs and victim surcharge totalling £356 after he admitted driving at the excessive speed on August 8 last year.
Clocked on the A47 dual carriageway at Terrington St John was Guilherme Gonclaves, 36, of Willow Way in Wisbech, who was recorded on speed camera on August 14 doing 108mph in a BMW.
Magistrates also decided against banning him after he pleaded guilty, instead imposing six penalty points and fines and costs totalling £958.
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Another BMW driver, Ionut Nistor, 32, of Butterwick in King's Lynn, was also caught at Terrington doing 108mph on the same day.
His licence was endorsed with six penalty points and he was fined £133 and told to pay costs totalling £143, but magistrates imposed no further penalty for having tinted licence plates.
Others to receive high speed summons include Martin Hutchings, 60, of Dussindale Drive in Norwich, who was recorded doing 100mph in a BMW on the A47 Norwich Southern Bypass on October 19.
While Joseph Soames-Waring, 29, from Wimbotsham, near Downham Market, was caught doing 105mph in a Jeep on the A47 at Tilney St Lawrence.
Both their cases were adjourned until October 18.
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